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The Snoqualmie Valley Shines in 425 Magazines 2025 Best Of Awards

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The Snoqualmie Valley stood out in 425 Magazine’s 2025 Best of Awards, with Carnation being named Best City for the first time in the contest's history. City Manager Rhonda Ender highlighted the community’s strong sense of belonging, while Mayor Adair Hawkins acknowledged the efforts of residents and city staff. Riverview School District swept the public school awards, with Carnation Elementary, Tolt Middle, and Cedarcrest High winning in their categories. South Fork in North Bend distinguished itself with five awards, including Best Breakfast and Best Chef. Alveare Winery and Remlinger Farms also earned multiple accolades, showcasing the diversity of local offerings.

Duvall's Last Lite Photography was recognized for its community contributions with the Best Wedding & Event Photographer award. The contest gathered over 22,000 votes, emphasizing the Valley's active participation in local events. The recognition reflects the vibrant culture and community spirit thriving across the Snoqualmie Valley.

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Community Invited to Meet North Bend Police Chief Finalists on November 17

North Bend residents can meet finalists for the Chief of Police position on November 17 at City Hall. The city plans to contract police services with the King County Sheriff’s Office starting in spring 2026. A new Police Chief is expected to be appointed in early December.

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Police Blotter Wayward Construction Sign Stolen Vehicle Recovery Vehicle vs. Bicycle Collision

A series of thefts and incidents occurred in North Bend, including a vehicle stolen from the Edgewick Inn and a prowl of a police vehicle. Officers recovered the stolen vehicle and issued an infraction to a driver involved in a collision with a bicyclist. A missing person investigation is ongoing after an individual left a suicide note.

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Get Ready to Giggle Seattle International Comedy Competition at the North Bend Theatre

The Seattle International Comedy Competition returns to North Bend Theatre on November 8, featuring 16 comedians from the US, Canada, and Taiwan. Audience laughter directly impacts the comics' chances of winning, creating a lively atmosphere. Local theater owner Beth Burrows expresses excitement for the event's sixth year, emphasizing the fun and competitive spirit of the festival.